Hello!
I noticed that in 2.32/MeeGo, e_cal_new_system_calendar() always creates
a new calendar, although there is already one.
It is defined in gconf as:
<group uid="1300454894.7178.0@pohly-mobl1" name="On This Computer"
base_uri="local:" readonly="no"><source
uid="1300454894.7178.4@pohly-mobl1" name="Personal"
relative_uri="system" color_spec="#BECEDD"/></group>
The sequence of events is this:
1. e_cal_new_system_calendar()
2. e_cal_new_from_uri("local:system", ...
3. get source list
4. search_known_sources() by comparing e_source_peek_absolute_uri()
against "local:system"
5. no source found, create anew
Step 4 fails because there is no absolute URI:
(gdb) p source->priv->absolute_uri
$11 = (gchar *) 0x0
(gdb) p source->priv->relative_uri
$12 = (gchar *) 0x8079450 "system"
Therefore e_source_peek_absolute_uri() returns NULL and the comparison
fails.
What is the root cause for this issue, and how should it be fixed?
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Bye, Patrick Ohly
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